Even as a hobbyist, I’ve moved on from the farce that is GL.iNet’s firmware process. It was problematic five years ago, and in response to one of my posts, @alzhao promised improvements, including fewer firmware bases and a better release process. Fast forward to today, and things have only gotten much worse. Inconsistent Product Firmware - #2 by alzhao
Until GL.iNet learns how to properly release firmware, and understands that QA isn’t about flooding users with beta versions in the hope they’ll do the testing for them, they will never succeed beyond the hobbyist market. The small enterprise space demands reliability, professionalism, and trust, none of which are currently part of GL.iNet’s firmware development strategy